The Republican journal., 1887-01-13
News of the Oranges crowded ont this week

News of the Oranges crowded out this week.
Lent begins March End, and Easter Sunday will
be on the 10th of April.
small doyley, white and fringed, sent with
cake to freman's supper, is missing. Finder please
return to II. j. Locke.
F. III. Shaw, 10 main st. Belfast, advertises
great clearance of boots and shoes and quotes
marvellously low prices.
Rev S. Goodenough, of Santa Clara, Cal, recent.
ly read paper before the Pacific Coast Unitarian
Conference, at San Francisco.
A select course of assemblies will open next
Tuesday evening at the Belfast Opera House.
Music by Sanborn's full orchestra.
Attention is called to the abstract of criminal
costs published on the fourth page and the county
commissioners accounts on the third page.
Messrs. Thombs & Osborne, samakers of this
city, last week put an attachment on sch George
Shattock at Searsport. The vessel belongs here.
sanborn's orchestra of this city went to Liberty
Monday and played for a dance in the evening.
About a dozen Belfast people accompanied the
| orchestra.
| The knights Templar Masons, of Belfast, will
sleghride to Searsport Friday evening. Supper
will be served at the Searsport House to be fol
lowed by Il dance.
! Mr. S. L. Dodge, of this city, left Wednesday for
California and will make his first stop at Los An
gees. He intends to visit several sections of the
state, returning home in the spring.
Mr. +. W. Gould, the popular organ agent, after
putting his present business in shape will 20 to
Brunswick to attend the medical course at Bowcton
Mr.. Could is studying for the medical profession
The bid of Durham Hall for the public library
building was incorrectly given last week through
a typographical error. 1t IS, 1!a, and that of
Mr.. James L. Pottle the successful bidder was
ss775.
William II. Kelar, of this city, recently reported
| as having died at Boston, only i'll for about
fifteen minutes of inflammation of the bowels. lie
died on board schr Petrol. The remains came to
| Belfast.
Sch. Prescott IIazcltine left Boston FRIDAY in
tow, but owing to stress OF weather put into Gloll
cester three times. Tuesday night the vessel was
in Portland, and may be expected at this port this
morning.
Sch. Palatka, Capt Chaplcs, is at this port
finishing cargo, having taken on board at Can-len
quantity of lime She will load here a quantity
of orange box shocks for Paatka. The shook :
came the railroad.
A Belfast gentleman while at Boston Int week
converseu with several insurance men no inform.
ed him that unless Belfast hires steam engine I'M.
til the water works are completed insurance rat.
will be doubled or the companies withdraw
Belfast Lodge No 50 added six new members at
Its last meeting. and proposes to treat itself to a
Lola, ,,.,I,n,, Il
uar session. All members will be on hand at -
r. Nj. sharp.
Attention is called to the notice of Admiral por
ter's History of the Navy in the Civil War pub,
lished under the head Of Literature on the fourth
page. Mr.. Kelley is canvassing Belfast and Sears
port and is meeting with success Every lover Of
history ought to have it,.
The late county treasurer, DR.. J. NJ Fletcher de
serves communication for his faithful performance
of duty during his term of office. Promptness ac.
curacy and close attention to detail characterized
his administration, and his accounts were turned
over in good shape to his successor.
Capt. Samuel Bartlett of the bark James Iitch
field, died when one day from port at Hong kon"
His remains brought Orington where they
were consigned to their last resting place Satur
day. The deceased was 4 capable shipmastcr and
much respected by all who knew him.
Attention is called to the advertisement of j.
Cottre & Co. published in another column Since
the fire they have bought out Nh. +. II. IIanrv
who conducted what was known Is the Wald,
County grange store, and doing business there
They keep first class goods reasonable prices and
deliver goods free to all parts of the city
Mr. Frank A. Gikev, of this city, has received
advces which state at Mr.. W. III. !Iobbie died al
New York City. Jan. eth. Nj Iiobbie was vel
l and favorably known in Belfast, where he taught
l the High school for number Of years In 1861 lie
left Belfast and has since resided in New York
; His wife was Miss Gilkey, of Unity. He leave,
Il widow and four children.
Some time since Mr.. T.. j. Morrison of Philirook
Montana, sent 10 IL. +. Mcdonald of this city tol
repair two watches. The watches were PUT in or
der and returned by registered mail hut were DIES
troyed with other mail matter by recent railroat
accident. The package not reaching its ,c-tina
lion was traced by the department and the Belfast
Office has just been notiiie of the loss is described
\ ruaaWa ny horse attached to Il plIng came tear
ing down Primrose Hill "Wednesday noon turned
Chase's corner and ran down Main street. Tie
horse took the side walk below Masonic Templeand
ticles in front OF Baker 4 ~hales store. The noui
was stove, the horses leg badly cut and the shaft,
of the pung broken The animal belonged It
Amos West and in the keeping of Pcltiai
Shaw.
Col. ATWOOD. Tie appointment ol Hon Ere,
Atwood to position ON Governor BudWeli'- mill
tary saf was complete surprise to Mr. 4. alu
was very gratifying to the many friends through
out the state who had hoped 20 see him seated at
the Council board. As there WAS a great rrssur,
for places ON the stan this appointment must he
regarded as high and immediate compliment tt
Mr. Atwood on the part Of Governor Eodwcll, ant
it will of course he highly Appreciates
CHURCH NOTES. The subject of Mr.. Savage
, sermon at the Unitarian Church next sunday
morning, will be; "'Thc Ministry Of John the Ban
tiSt.'... Preaching at Poor's Mills next SUNDAY
forenoon by Rev. Geo. +. Tufts 49,. Rev jaime,
WaShhurn VIII preach 1T Morrill, next sunday.
Rev. r. T. Hack of Bangor will preach at the
North Church next sunday morning and evening.
...Subject of discourse at the Univer>a~t Churcl
next sunday The Law of Inheritance"
Mr. Charles a. Brown, of this city was much
disappointed atthat portion of Governor Bo,lwel':
, message which is adverse To the establishment o
institution for the instruction of the deaf and
dumb within the limits of the state Mr. Brow
, had the signatures of a number of deaf mutes t,
petition for the establishment OF such an il!stu
tion and had written letter to Senator Rich ask
ing his friendly services. Mr. Brown contend.
that i disgrace to send deaf mute children out
of the state To be educated and suggests that i
Maine cannot afford to erect a building that tn.
Mcclellan House on Primrose Hill be bought, Il
which case school c"uld he opened the comm.
summer This is an excellent suggestion, and ii
properly presented to the Legislature favorabl,
action might be had.
HANsoN'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. Mr.. +. +
lIanson's carriage repository ut the corner q.
that he has begun business there. The new build
Ing is 40 by 20 feet, 50 feet post on Washington
street and - feet on Bridge street With the has
ment there are four floors, and an elevator will
run through the building. On the first moor will liz
kept carriages of the first grade with the cheaper
ones on the floors above. Temporary partition,
now through the lower floor, but i'll the sprina
these will be taken down and the rooms all throw
into one on each floor. Mr.. Hanson now has a To-
of carriages in to be painted during the winter
He will keep 1870 carriages in stock. Monday Mr.
II. received forty four carriages from Cincinnati